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INFANT JESUS
Roman Catholic Church
110 Myrtle Avenue
Port Jefferson, NY 11777
www.infantjesus.org
founded in 1903
August 15, 2021
Pastor
Father Patrick M. Riegger
Parochial Vicars
Father Francis Lasrado
Father Rolando Ticllasuca
Rectory Office
631-473-0165
Infant Jesus Chapel at St. Charles Hospital circa 1941Pastoral Staff Parish Contacts
Weekend Assistant Rectory: General Information: 631-473-0165
Father Jack Moore, Retired Fax: 631-331-8094
Hospital Chaplains In Residence E-Mail: Rectory@InfantJesus.org
Father Henry Vas - St. Charles Hospital Website: www.infantjesus.org
Father Matthew Udobi - Mather Hospital
Bookkeeping: Dcn. Carlito Roman 631-473-0165
Summer
Parish Trustees Assistant
Facility Manager:
Lucy Paplin 631-473-0165
Robert Coughlan Ralph Cerullo Fr. Anthony Ewherido
Parish Ministries:
Permanent Deacons Religious Education: Corinne Addiss 631-928-0447
Deacon Michael J. Byrne Deacon Kenneth J. Clifford
Deacon Pat Gerace Deacon Carlito P. Roman Spanish Ministry: Fr. Rolando Ticllasuca 631-473-0165
Deacon Richard E. Waldman Social Ministry Vicki Rybak 631-331-6145
\Ç `xÅÉÜ|tÅ ~ Deacon William J. Powers (Parish Outreach):
Weekend Schedule for INTENTIONS
Those of you who are unable to attend Mass are encouraged to follow Mass PLEASE VISIT
WWW.INFANTJESUS.ORG
online or on TV. EWTN ~ Altice-Optimum Ch.135 / Fios Ch.285 : Da ily M a ss a t 8 AM FOR MORE OPTIONS
CFN ~ Altice-Optimum Ch.29 / Fios Ch.296: M-F 8:30 AM, 12:30 PM, Sundays 11 AM, 7 PM AND UPDATES!!
Saturday, August 14th Saturday, August 21st
St. Maximilian Kolbe, Priest & Martyr St. Pius X, Pope
Jos 24:14-29; Mt 19:13-15 Ru 2:1-3, 8-11, 4:13-17; Mt 23:1-12
9:00 AM Fr. Joseph People of the Parish 9:00 AM Fr. Joseph People of the Parish
5:00 PM Fr. Matthew Nanette Stefanucci 5:00 PM Fr. Tony Nanette Stefanucci
Chapel 5:15 PM Fr. Tony Nancy Mahoney Chapel 5:15 PM Fr. Matthew Mary Castrogiovanni
Sunday, August 15th Sunday, August 22nd
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Fr. Matthew Cliff Smith 7:30 AM Fr. Tony Frances Crovello
Fr. Rolando 8:45 AM Fr. Matthew Spanish Intentions
8:45 AM (Spanish Mass)
Spanish Intentions (Spanish Mass)
10:30 AM Fr. Francis Henry Ling 10:30 AM Fr. Tony Timothy Mottola
12:00 PM Fr. Francis Alyssa D’Orazi 12:00 PM Fr. Tony Michael Laffey
5:00 PM Fr. Tony Al Tizzano 5:00 PM Fr. Francis Rachel Quinn
Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Tony William Schroeder Chapel 8:30 AM Fr. Francis Edna Sheehan
Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Matthew Jean LaBarbera Chapel 10:00 AM Fr. Francis Marie Trent
Fr. Rolando Fr. Matthew
Chapel 11:30 AM (Family Mass) Ruth Testa Chapel 11:30 AM (Family Mass) George Hanley III
Weekday Mass Intentions and Readings
6:50 AM 9:00 AM Readings
People
Monday, August 16th St. Stephen of Hungary Mary Udavchak Jgs 2:11-19; Mt 19:16-22
of the Parish
People
Tuesday, August 17th Weekday Chris Laybourne Jgs 6:11-24a; Mt 19:23-30
of the Parish
People
Wednesday, August 18th Weekday Elaine Naples Jgs 9:6-15; Mt 20:1-16
of the Parish
People
Thursday, August 19th St. John Eudes, Priest Aurora Panopio Jgs 11:29-39a; Mt 22:1-14
of the Parish
St. Bernard, Abbot People People Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22;
Friday, August 20th
& Doctor of the Church of the Parish of the Parish Mt 22:34-40August 15, 2021 Page 3
A Message from Fr. Tony Ewherido
Celebrating God’s Mercy; and His Passionate and Steadfast Love (Hosea 1–3)
Last weekend, I introduced the Prophecy of Hosea by inviting us to come into the experience of God’s
Passion for us. In the three chapters recommended for last week’s reading, that passion comes into full
view, not just for the righteous, but also, for the sinner and stray. The Prophet Hosea ministered in the 8th
Century BC, at a time when prosperity had moved the heart of people away from God; people lived
independently of divine ordinances. Such independence led to the abandonment of religious obligations by
a people who saw no need for a relationship with God; the same God who made them into the nation that
they were, out of nothing. During that period also, there was political tension and the threat of the
domination of the great Assyrian Empire, with its menacing military campaigns. At such times, Israel ought
to remember her affinity with the God, who fought Pharoah on their behalf, brought them through the
desert to the Promised Land by fighting and defeating different nations and kings on their behalf, and
settled them on the land in which they lived and prospered. Faced by the menace of the Assyrian and
other great Empires once more, Israel ought to have gone back to her God to do battles for them. Instead, they relied on political
diplomacy and alliances to save their nation; to the point of even making treaties that made them into vassal states of bigger nations.
Israel’s God considered that a betrayal; an affront and disloyalty.
Using the actual life experiences and marriage of Hosea then, God would dramatically portray His people’s infidelity in marital,
adulterous and idolatrous imageries that must be unveiled through the experiences of the Prophet himself. Accordingly, the prophet
followed instructions from God on what to do with his marital life, and He bred out of the prophet’s experiences with an unfaithful
wife, the relationship of Israel to God. Israel’s infidelity was thus portrayed as prostitution. More surprising though was the portrait of
the faithfulness and love of the prophet toward his unchaste wife. That imagery and its significance unfolds for the first time in Hosea
1–3.
Following the superscription in Chapter 1, God instructed the prophet: “Go, get for yourself a woman of prostitution and children
of prostitution, for the land prostitutes itself, turning away from the Lord” (1:2). The prophet followed God’s orders: married Gomer, a
whore, who gave birth to three kids with very symbolic names, a son, Jezreel (symbol of punishment for the house of Jehu), a
daughter, Lo-Ruhama (literally, “no pity,” for the house of Israel), and a son, Lo-Ammi (literally, “not my people,” symbolizing Israel’s
loss of her status as God’s chosen people, with its attending consequences, that they would be left to the nations to plunder). More
significantly, in addition to the symbolism of the name of the second son, Lo-Ammi, the Lord adds, “for you are not my people and I
am not your God.” We see already, in the first chapter, the sharp contrast of the prophet’s obedience (to God) to the Israel’s
disobedience and rejection of their God. The result is a total reversal of the covenant commitment made during the desert journey to
the Promised Land. The God, who revealed Himself through Moses as I AM, now states categorically: “I am not ‘I AM’ for you.”
Hosea 2 substantiates the accusation of harlotry against Israel and at the same time invites her to abandon her prostitution and
other husbands and return to her only Love, God. Israel is there accused of a false sense of independence from God, not knowing
that whatever accounted for her success was actually provided and given by God. When God takes it all away because of her
infidelity and disloyalty, marking a return to the slavery and desert experiences from which God plucked her, she would come to her
senses and repent of her waywardness. Together with the expected return to God, her spouse, was a promise of restoration to her
former glory. That reversal is signaled by a reversal of the negative names for Hosea’s children. In addition to Jezreel becoming
fruitful, the Lord says: “I will have pity (ruhama) on ‘Not Pitied.’ I will say to ‘Not-My People,’ ‘you are my people,’ and he will say, ‘My
God!’” (Hos 2:24-25). God continues and completes (at least in the meantime) the process of winning back his bride, His people in
Hosea 3:5 with a declaration of Israel’s return to her God and her roots.
God would go through this process of betrothal, infidelity, repentance and restoration over and again with Israel, always faithful
and keeping to his part of the bargain, while Israel repeatedly faltered and failed.
Is that not the cycle that God goes through with us, in a constant effort to draw us to Himself? Think of how often God urges us to
himself and how inconsistent we are with our response to his steadfast love. Hosea, in these three chapters, demonstrates God’s
passionate thirst for us.
As we celebrate the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we remember how her obedient response to
God’s will brought her into full union with her Son in heaven. We also look forward with hope that, with her maternal assistance, we
too would be fully committed to a life of obedience to God’s will, so that at the end of our earthly journey, God may draw us to
Himself in heaven, through the merits of the passion, death and resurrection of her Son and our Brother. Amen.Page 4 August 15, 2021
Reconciliation (Confession)
Baptism (Infant & Child)
Marriage
Prayer Chain—Prayer Requests
Scriptural Rosary
Attention!! Spirit Alive Group
Please take note that
beginning the weekend after
Labor Day, on Saturday,
September 11th, the 5:15 PM Oración y Adoración
Mass on Saturdays at the Chapel will be
changed to begin at 4:00 PM.
2021 CMA Parish Goal $112,300
Total Contributions As of 8/8/2021 8/10/2021: 275
(Includes Weekly, & Mailed donations. $494,303
Does not include holiday/ special collections.) Donors This Time Last Year: 249
Total Contributions same time in 2020 Total Pledges So Far This Year:
(Includes Weekly, & Mailed donations. $577,870
Does not include holiday/ special collections.)
Pledges This Time Last Year: $93,434
Average Weekly Collection 2021 Percentage of Our Goal This Year: 74.5%
All regular donations since the beginning of the $15,945
fiscal year. (Basket, electronic and mailed) 83%
Average Weekly Collection same time in 2020
All regular donations since the beginning of the fiscal $18,640
year. (Basket, electronic and mailed) www.CatholicMinistriesAppeal.orgAugust 15, 2021 Page 5
Attention All
Parishioners!
The 2021 CMA is
underway!!!
The brochures for
this year’s appeal
are available in the
Church and the
Chapel after all of
the Masses!
2021
$112,300
We have reached 74.5% of our goal!
Last year, we were at 83%.
Pledging just got easier!
Text the keyword
“142infantjesus” to
(516)-271-3338Page 6 August 15, 2021
Autumn Splendor Welcome Friends Food Pantry & Free
Needs FREE MEAL Store Hours
We are in need of the following items
for the Autumn Splendor baskets: CURBSIDE Tuesday & Thursday
Items 10 AM – 12 PM
Wine PROGRAM
Irish Whiskey Office hours are
Wheel Barrow (Please Note Changes) Monday thru Thursday
Gift Cards 10 AM – 2 PM
2- Disney
Michael’s Monday @ 1 PM
William Sonoma Donations of seasonal clothing
Gift Certificates
Christ’s Church Episcopal and small household items can be
Ransome Inn (1 night stay) Barnum Ave, Port Jefferson donated during office hours.
Cooperage Inn (Brunch)
Crushed Olive (Merchandise) We no longer place
Christmas Tree Voucher Tue & Thu @ 1 PM furniture.
Cigar Lounge St. Paul’s Church If you have furniture to donate,
2 - Bakery 309 Rt 112, Port Jeff Station please call:
Danford’s Brunch Open Door Exchange
Danford’s Stay at 631-751-0176 or
P J Ferry Wed 1 PM Hope Springs Eternal
2 - Butcher Fri from 3:30-4:30
Photographer Package at 631-509-1101.
Florist (Wedding Flowers)
First Presbyterian Church The Salvation Army bin in our
Nurseries Main & South St., side parking lot is for bagged
Mets Tickets Port Jefferson clothing only. Please do not leave
Deli items outside of the bin.
Sparkling Pointe or Wine TastingAugust 15, 2021 Page 7
Mass of Thanksgiving
Please join us as we gather to
celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving with
Father Dominik Wegiel
Sunday, Please join us in
October 3, 2021 Montfort Hall
10 AM Mass after Mass for a
reception and first
Infant Jesus
Chapel blessings.
Seminarian Dominik was a special gift to our Parish during his pastoral
year in 2018-19. We wish him blessings as he continues on
his journey in his first assignment at St. Mary’s in Manhasset.
Let’s Get Together
Something 4 Seniors
is planning another Luncheon!!
This is not a meeting, it is just a luncheon.
We will resume rehearsals on
Tuesday evenings from 7:30-9 PM Luncheon will be on
beginning on August 24th Tuesday, August 17th, 2021 at 1:00 pm
in the Church choir loft. at Lotus East Restaurant
"All are welcome to join; just
bring the voice that on Route 25A in Mt. Sinai,
God gave you!" Price $12 per person.
If you have any questions, Reservations are a must.
please contact Anna Rosenberg
at musicministry@infantjesus.org
Please RSVP by August 12th to
" I will sing of the Lord's great love forever; with FaithCardone
my mouth I will make your faithfulness known
through all generations." Psalm 89:1 faithcardone@yahoo.comPage 8 August 15, 2021
Help Support Infant Jesus Parish Social Ministry
Annual Back To School Drive
Why Should I Participate?
By participating in our Back to School Drive, you are giving a child the tools that are
needed in the classroom to help them play, learn, and grow. Education is the key to
success- help them unlock the door to a brighter tomorrow.
What Items Are Needed?
feel free to donate gift cards to the following stores: Staples, Wal-Mart, Target, Kohl’s, and Dollar Tree. Or you may
choose to donate basic school supplies, such as: composition books, pens, pencils, rulers, crayons, markers, glue,
folders, binders, backpacks, lined paper, construction paper, graph paper, calculators, erasers, etc.
Where Can I Drop Off Items?
Donations can be dropped off at the Infant Jesus Parish Social Ministry Office, which is located in the Convent
Building-110 Hawkins Street, Port Jefferson. Call us at 631-331-6145 for detailed directions.
When Can I Drop Off Items?
We will begin collecting donated items now during office hours. Thank you!
Crea ng a brighter future, one child at a me!
Great News!
Worldwide Marriage Encounter has gone “Virtual"!
To support married couples during this time of
social distancing, Worldwide Marriage
Encounter is sponsoring virtual marriage experiences.
Some are on weekends and are seven sessions on
weekdays from 7:00 to 9:30 PM. Couples will explore their
individual personality styles, improve listening and
communication skills, understand God’s plan for their
marriage, and learn how to keep their relationship a
priority. Registration is limited and a $100 application fee is
required. For more information or to apply, call Chuck &
Maria Reiss at 631-486-8607 or visit them at
https://wwmenyli.org/.
Do you hunger for a deeper love in your
marriage? Let Jesus fill your hunger by
participating in the next
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Experience.
Come celebrate with us at the Family Mass
We invite you, your family and friends to join us every
Sunday at the Infant Jesus Family Mass
at 11:30 am in the Chapel at St. Charles Hospital .August 15, 2021 Page 9
Around Our Parish...
The Infant Jesus Community is
once again blessed to have
Family Mass News
Fr. Anthony (Tony) Ewherido USHERS needed for the
return to our parish this
8:30 AM Mass at Infant Jesus
summer. He will be with
us from August 1 –
Chapel at St. Charles Hospital
September 30. As in the Family Mass also needs
past, Fr. Tony will be students grades 4 thru 12 to share their time
presenting a course from and talent as READERS for the Family Mass.
the Holy Scriptures on the
Please contact Lucy for informa on
Book of the Prophet Hosea.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
(631) 473-0165 or (631) 353-5660.
The course will be held at
7:30 PM in the Church 2021
on the following Mondays: MASS INTENTIONS
August 2 August 23 STILL AVAILABLE!
August 9 August 30
August 16 September 13
Please note that music will resume at the
following Sunday Masses on the
weekend after Labor Day:
11:30 AM (Chapel)
celebrating Mass offers the celebration of the
5:00 PM (Church) Eucharist for a particular person, or intention. By doing
so, he applies special graces from God upon that
person or intention. Mass Intentions are reserved and
Save the Date for 2022 recorded in the Mass Book. Mass Cards are often used
"Interna onal Dinner" to convey to the family and friends of a departed loved
one, the time and date of the intended Mass.
We are sorry to say that our
Interna onal Dinner will not be
held this year. Due to the reality that we are Please be advised as all are welcomed back to
Mass at 100% capacity that the dispensation
just coming off of many restric ons and from the obligation to attend Mass will be in
constantly changing recommenda ons. effect until the Feast of the Assumption on
We have decided to wait one more year and August 15th. The dispensation will officially be
lifted as of this feast, and the obligation to
make October 2022 one of attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days
our best events ever. will be reinstated in the Diocese of Rockville Centre.Page 10 August 15, 2021
"Parents have shared the gift of human life with their
children and, through Baptism, have enriched them
with a share in God's own life. They have the duty to
nourish it. Their faith, their attitude toward other
human beings, and their trust in a loving God strongly
influence the development of the child's faith. Parents
are catechists precisely because they are parents. Their
role in the formation of Christian values in their
children is irreplaceable....parents, pastors, catechists,
and teachers need to cooperate closely to ensure that
Please note that there will be special Confirmation sessions the catechesis offered children is truly an ecclesial
in the Fall. We are able to offer two options which will be a total catechesis that is consistent with Christian values lived
of five hours, eliminating the Final Prep Review: in the family. Pastors have a serious obligation to assist
parents and educators in their mission to hand on the
faith to future generations. School-age children should
SESSION #4: receive formal and systematic catechesis in a parish-
Tuesday, 9/7 & Thursday, 9/9 from 4:30 - 7 PM based catechetical program, a Catholic school, or a
SESSION #5: program of home-based catechesis in which the content
Saturday, 9/11 from 10 AM - 3:30 PM of the faith and the experience of Christian life is
presented authentically and completely." National Directory
(1/2 hour lunch break included) for Catechesis USCCB
REGISTRATION HAS BEGUN FOR THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION YEAR 2021-22
We look forward to hearing from all of our families!!! All registrations are being done on-line via Parish Giving. Families
currently in the program received an email from Parish Giving with family log on information to register on line.
New Families & New 1st Grade students: Contact the religious education office for information: 631-928-0447
Grade Level 1 (First Holy Communion 1)
Parent/Child meet on one Mondays approx. once a month beginning October 18th.
Parent and child read short chapters each week at home together.
Grade Level 2 (First Holy Communion 2)
Students meet each week in classroom with catechist. Classes are offered on Tuesdays at
4:30 or Wednesdays at 5:30. First Parent/Child meeting September 21 & 22.
Grade Level 3, 4, 5: Families will meet on October 12 &13 for an initial gathering with two more scheduled during the
year. In addition to other activities, student texts and activity books along with syllabus and other tools will be
distributed to assist families in completing lessons at home each week. Assistance from a grade level catechist via
google classroom will be provided as well. For certain circumstances in person classes may be made available.
Grade Level 6: Students will receive a BIBLE at a special Mass on Sept. 18 (last name A-M)
or Sept. 25 (last name M-Z). Students will meet in class every other week beginning in October.
They will be given syllabus and readings to work on at home alternating weeks.
Assistance from a grade level catechist via google classroom will be provided as well.
Confirmation Lv. 1 & Lv. 2 (Gr. 7 & 8)
will meet each week in the classrooms. The first parent/child meeting is on October 5 & 7 with
several others throughout the year to assist with the Confirmation process.
Special Sacraments, children and teens: Special classes are set up for older students who have missed attending
religious education throughout the years and have not received baptism and/or Communion and/or
Confirmation for any reason. Contact the office for more information.August 15, 2021 Page 11
Article #91 by Phil Griffith
In 2002, Vietnam veteran and Faithful Navigator Jerry Spanola of Our Lady of Lourdes Fourth Degree Assembly of the
Knights of Columbus honored Rev. Charles J. Watters with the K of C Fourth Degree Exemplification posthumously.
In 1965, at 38 years of age, Chaplain Father Watters joined the 2nd Battalion of the 173rd Airborne Division. During the
Vietnam War, the Knight from Regina Council 1688 of Rutherford, New Jersey heard confessions, celebrated Mass,
anointed the dying, carried injured soldiers to safety, bandaged their wounds and offered his fellow paratroopers with
water, food, comfort and prayers. On November 17,1967, he was killed in action in the Battle for Hill 875.
Father Watters achieved the rank of Major and is only one of four Catholic Priests to receive the Medal of Honor along
with Rev. Joseph T. Callahan, Rev. Charles Litkey and Rev. Vincent R. Capodanno. Reverend Father, Chaplain, Knight
Charles J. Watters is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
50/50
Raffle
To benefit our local
healthcare heroes at
Mather & St. Charles
Hospitals!!!
KOC Annual Golf Fundraiser ~ Monday 8/16/21 at Port Jefferson Country Club!
Limited number of spots still open for golfers. Sign up!! Deadline approaching soon.
Go to InfantJesus.org for more information!Page 12 August 15, 2021
CPT Daniel Armstrong Army
SGT Steven Balfoort Army • New To Our Parish?
PFC Jesse Bernstein
PFC Ethan Bernstein
Army
Army
• Have You Been A Part
PFC Richard Bestafka Army Of Our Parish, But
Spc. Nicholas J. Bohm Army
CPT Connor Britt Marines Never Registered?
PVT Patrick John Buckley
PO Jenna Burton
Army
Navy
• Are You A Long Time
Please call the rectory at 631-473-0165 or e-mail ijbulletin@infantjesus.org to have someone listed.
LCPL Edward Callan Marines Parishioner, But
CPL Ryan Caltabiano Marines
SSG Collin Cash Army Have Never Gotten
SFC Nang Cash Army
PO Richard Chappel Navy
Around To Updating Your Contact
SGT Ricardo Combariza Army and Household Information?
CPO August Delledonne Navy
2LT Mark A. Duffy Army WE INVITE YOU TO REGISTER YOUR
MASA Justin Edwards Navy
CSM Michael A. Eiermann Army FAMILY WITH OUR PARISH
SSG Justin Eminhizer Army
MAJ Brett Erland Army We have also been having issues with the Post Office not
SSGT Andrea S. Evangelista Air Force delivering mail to some of our parishioners. Sadly, we often can
PVT Daniel Fey Marines
not tell if you have moved, or if there is an issue with your
SN Christian T. Freda Navy
SGT Sammy Guerrero Army
address and contact information. If you have registered with us,
PFC Thomas Grau Air Force but are no longer getting regular mailings, please contact the
PFC Dean Grau Marines rectory @ 631-473-0165, or contact us through our website.
2LT John Hewitt Army
CPO Thomas J. Joyce III Navy
Both the Registration & Family-Update Form and the Rectory
PFC Donald J. Kelly Army
PVT Ryan D. Kelly Marines
Contact Form can be found at:
CPL Brian Kolarik Marines WWW.INFANT JESUS.ORG
MAJ Ryan T. Krebsbach Marines Under the ‘OUR PARISH’ menu item
LT Mary Kruse Navy
PVT Thomas Christopher Lennon Marines
CDR Jeffrey Lessard Navy
LCPL Stephen James Lyzak Marines IRA CHARITABLE
PFC Kenneth MacAlpin
E3 Matthew Malpartida
Marines
Air Force
ROLLOVER = GREAT
SN Edward Marbot Coast Guard OPPORTUNITY UNDER
SN Ronald Martiny
PFC Brenden McCabe
Navy
Marines
NEW TAX LAWS
CPL Andrew Meyer Marines ……..
LCPL Bruce Moeller Marines
PO1 Jared Mills Navy
CPT Lintner Monroy Army
HN Connor O’Keefe Navy
SGT Melissa Perez Army
SSG Maximilian Perez Army
PSC Paul Piotrowski Marines
LCPL Sean Piotrowski Marines
PVT Ryan W. Powers Marines
PFC David Ramos, Jr. Army
HM2 Samantha Reilly Navy
LCPL Matthew Romomoyske-Bean Marines
PFC Paul Russo Army
LT Andrew Sebastiano Navy
LT Diane Kruse Sebastiano Navy
LCPL Chris Seijido Marines
MAJ Warren Sheprow Army
LT Brian J. Shields Coast Guard
SFC Craig Smolenski Army
SGT Jason Spence Army
SGT Shane Spence Marines
LTCMDR David Still (Retired) Navy
PVT Daniel Sullivan Army
SGT Jason Tulowilzki Marines
31st
PVT Derek Warsaw Army
HN Timothy Wieland Navy
MSGT Christopher Wilson Air Force
PFC Thomas Yacopino ArmyAugust 15, 2021 Page 13
Attention Shoppers! Weekly Memorials
Please visit Hope Springs Eternal - Second
Chance Boutique in Port Jeff Station! All
proceeds benefit Hope House Ministries in
Port Jefferson. For the past 40 years,
HHM (Founder Father Francis Pizzarelli)
has provided a safe haven of support and recovery for
thousands of Long Islanders struggling with poverty,
addiction, homelessness, family conflicts and more. The
Boutique sells high-quality new and gently-used goods
including fine crystal and china, glassware, furniture,
handbags and name brand clothing. There are all kinds of
treasures, large and small with something for everyone
on your holiday shopping list. We are featuring a special
GIFT department featuring brand new items, many of
them still ticketed! Visit us today August 16th
and tell your friends!
Hope Springs Eternal
Second Chance Boutique
19 Chereb Lane, Port Jefferson Station
Bread & Wine
For Infant Jesus Church
Hours of Operation: was donated in loving memory of
Monday through Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM
For more information about donating
Raymond Capalbo
and to view items for sale, visit:
www.hopespringseternalboutique.com
Or Call 631-509-1101
Wedding Banns
Luis Manrique Palacios to Mirna Salvador
August 18, 2021
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Jonathan Buscetta to Amanda Schnettler
August 21, 2021
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Justin Eyer to Mary Best
August 21, 2021
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Joseph Mucci III to Katie Correa
August 22, 2021
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Diego Velasco to Meghan Kirby
August 27, 2021
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Jason Savio to Francine DeNicola
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